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    Rivervale Primary

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      octoberbaby
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      ‘every school is a good school’? I only see ministers’ children either in Nanyang primary or RGPS

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        notredame
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        octoberbaby:
        RI and Hwa Chong cut off point is 263. Are these schools not lowering their COP?


        Still prefer difficult papers compare to easy papers
        There is speculation that the cop of these top 3% schools will drop. The cop for EESIS offered to mainstreamers is 258 this year as compared to 262(?) last year.
        That means 258 is within the top 3% of the cohort.

        However, cop of the top 20% cohort may or may not drop since there are more competition in this category. Those previously should get 25+ or 23+ may just fall within the 24+ range now. It also depends on the demand & popularity of some schools.
        IMO, Maths papers usually play the main role in differentiating scores between pupils. Now it benefits the general. There's always 2 sides of looking at a coin.

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          notredame
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          octoberbaby:
          'every school is a good school'? I only see ministers' children either in Nanyang primary or RGPS

          😆 Recently read an article that a primary school principal made this statement too. Even the higher ranking staff in MOE do the same. :slapshead:
          They must convince themselves before they can convince others.

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            octoberbaby
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            Top PSLE scorer is 268 on par with mee toh, behind nan chiau and punggol pri sch 270. What is the pass peecentage going to express class?

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              notredame
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              octoberbaby:
              Top PSLE scorer is 268 on par with mee toh, behind nan chiau and punggol pri sch 270. What is the pass peecentage going to express class?

              No response. I am also curious as I missed the principal's speech that day due to work schedule.
              My dc2 will be in the first batch to sit for the psle english new format and it will add on to the uncertainties ahead. :slapshead: Maybe no more t-score by then.

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                double ens
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                My boy just went to P1 for the last 2 days. Seems ok, but the stay healthy program during recess time seems not well organise. My boy ended up eat his own bread brought from home. Nobody seems bother to tell him he should eat the canteen foods.

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                  concern2
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                  double ens:
                  My boy just went to P1 for the last 2 days. Seems ok, but the stay healthy program during recess time seems not well organise. My boy ended up eat his own bread brought from home. Nobody seems bother to tell him he should eat the canteen foods.

                  Encourage him to eat the food at the canteen while he still has his buddy with him. If you bring food for him, he will fall back on it, unless you intend to pack him food everyday hereafter. The program is good to get the kids oriented and helps to reduce first day anxieties. Subsequently, they will learn to buy food. If the buddy isn't helping much, you can bring it up to the form teacher who could help keep an eye. There are also parent volunteers around. First few days there is free bread even for students from other levels this year. 😄

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                    isetan
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                    As shown on TV 2 days ago, minister HSK visited RV on the first day of school opening. Quite proud that RV was chosen for this impt visit.

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                      MyPillow
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                      I was surprised too that ds brought bread home , the kids were given mineral water too. Most P5 classes with air on? Ds said he is in air on class… Wow so lucky

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                        isetan
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                        Is the Principal interviewed? Saw only the HOD face only.

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